Veranova investment strengthens USA-based infrastructure for ADCs and bioconjugates

Active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) development and manufacturing company Veranova held the ground-breaking of its latest expansion at its Devens, Massachusetts facility Wednesday.

First announced in June 2024, the investment will add 9,000 square feet to the site, including a new process development laboratory and two current Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) suites.

These new capabilities will expand the site’s development and production capabilities for potent compounds, ADC linker-payloads and other complex molecules critical to next generation therapeutics.

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